I'm sorry, but you're talking nonsense. When you add a repository and then
update the package lists, packages from that repository are available. There
is no filtering process, no special blacklist of "non trisquel" stuff. Either
you don't actually know how to add a repository, or you don't actually know
how to install a package, or you are lying. Given your arrogance, I tend to
believe the third possibility. But if it's one of the other possibilities,
you can't blame Trisquel for your ignorance. Just learn how to do it. It's
not even that hard, and usually people distributing additional software
provide very specific instructions for it (as in, exact commands to type in).
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